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The automaker faces new accusations that it has under-reported crash deaths and injuries in data submissions required by the federal TREAD Act.
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NHTSA plans to present possible actions that could help set priorities, organize, and establish phases for the Takata air bag safety recalls affecting an estimated 32 million vehicles.
Read More →The recall affects more than 188,000 trucks manufactured from Aug. 26, 2013, to Aug. 8 of this year.
Read More →The recall affects 1,655 2014-2015 model-year Ram 1500 diesel 4x2 trucks.
Read More →The vertical cylinders and outriggers might drift when loaded and cause the platform to fall, posing an injury risk.
Read More →This recall, which includes 104,000 tires in the U.S., got under way Aug. 24.
Read More →In response to new reports of an air bag explosion in a 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan, senators Richard Blumenthal and Edward Markey urge a recall of all Takata air bags.
Read More →Here are some seat belt safety guidelines from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and FCA US.
Read More →Two separate recalls, issued by Emcara Gas Development and Agility Fuel Systems, address faulty pressure relief devices that may fail to adequately vent pressure buildup.
Read More →The automaker reached an agreement with NHTSA relating to how the company conducted vehicle recalls, and will buy back almost 580,000 trucks.
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